There’s an old joke: How many psychologists does it take to change a lightbulb? One, […]
The Darkling Bride, by Laura Andersen
Carragh Ryan’s job at Deeprath Castle begins with a very odd job interview. She doesn’t […]
The Good People, by Hannah Kent
At the heart of Hannah Kent’s The Good People is the difficulty of caring for a […]
The Coroner’s Daughter, by Andrew Hughes
Andrew Hughes’ The Coroner’s Daughter is an entertaining book about a girl who refuses to stay […]
In the Woods, by Tana French
It should come as no surprise that the people who are tasked with finding out […]
Modern Gods, by Nick Laird
What does religion give us? Most would answer, I think, with comfort, answers to big […]
The Hunger Within, by J.M. Hewitt
At the height of the Troubles, one would think that any normal people would keep […]
The Trees, by Ali Shaw
Some people need a catalyst to spur them to become who they were always meant […]
Loving, by Henry Green
The upstairs/downstairs life we’ve seen on Downton Abbey and similar shows is always high drama. They’re soap […]
The Wonder, by Emma Donoghue
If Lib Wright had had the full details of her posting as a private nurse […]